Academic Publishing: How to Frame Your Research Paper | Prof. Gary Uzonyi

Professor Gary Uzonyi offers a guide to how to frame your research papers to improve your chances of successfully getting them published in academic journals. Framing your research means positioning your research within your field, and making it clear how your work fits in with the ongoing discussion. Good framing convinces academic journal editors and reviewers that your work is interesting, important, or even groundbreaking. In this video, Prof. Uzonyi explains:
-the key ingredients you need to get your papers published
-what framing is and why it's a key ingredient
-the types of readers you'll encounter at journals
-a very helpful technique (Questions vs. Puzzles) for framing your research papers.
While Prof. Uzonyi is a political scientist whose papers often have a quantitative focus, he says his tips are broadly applicable across many disciplines and topics, including those that are non-quantitative.
Prof. Gary Uzonyi is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Tennessee and a Research Fellow at the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy. Previously he was an assistant professor at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, and a visiting faculty member at Duke University. He earned his PhD in political science from the University of Michigan, and his BA in political science from Florida State University.
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